Top 2 of my dream destinations. I've never been off north America before. But one day I will have the funds and I will appreciate it more than if I didn't have to wait. I once Had a round trip ticket to Tokyo cost me like $1400 was going to go to the kodokan and train with my senseis teacher. I got sick and wasn't able to make it. I did get a partial refund. And a year later I used the money to take my family to Las Vegas.
Hope you're able to get there, I have never been to any of them, been to Las Vegas and Beijing, but not Japan, Taiwan or Hong Kong.
Taiwan also seems like an interesting place. I mer someone who was a relative of one of a friend of the family. He was in Taiwan for 2 years teaching something at a school there. He said they had some very interesting delicacy type food.
food is supposed to be good in Taiwan. I have also been told it is good in Hong Kong. My wife knows people from Taiwan and has a colleague in Hong Kong
I’ve never been to Asia. My wife has gone to Vietnam and Thailand for work, but I wasn’t able to tag along. Thailand and Japan are on the bucket list. She was in Chang Mai and said it was delightful.
I've been to Norway but that is the only place in Europe, but my wife is planning a trip for us there in the next couple years. We have another trip to Beijing and on to Europe, just not sure which one we are going to first. All I Know is the second one will be after I retire.
Enjoy it sir.Think I'll go hit the mook...logging off
Omg that was so awesome! It's beautiful to see a dog and their human and their relationship it's just beautiful. You can tell they both loved it the dog loved the spaw day and the kid enjoyed doing something special for his best friend. I see so much negativity online now a days but stuff like this makes me realize we aren't necessarily doomed.
I could totally see xing yi complementing maybe even enhancing someone's wing chun. I study an art that is basically the opposite of wing chun think choy lay fut or a southern long fist system modified for Americans. And my teacher will use xing yi concepts to fine tune our movements or techniques sometimes. Especially our straight punches. My double punch has gotten insanely powerful from those small xing yi critiques. Idk if there is a double punch in xing yi but it worked. I also do my forms in a tai chi like pace(not the fighting tai chi pace the meditative one) I have benefited alot from internal arts even though I've never formally practiced them.
SOCIAL SECURITY!!!!! Slowly I turned, step by step, inch by inch......
